Dr. Amy Milewski

Dr. Amy Milewski, MD, is vice president of clinical partnerships and associate chief medical officer at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. She is a board-certified family medicine physician. She serves on the State of Michigan Certificate of Need Commission. She graduated from Northeast Ohio Medical University and completed her residency at St. John Providence Health System in Southfield, Michigan. In 2017, she completed her MBA with a focus in medical management at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Health and Wellness

Autism and Food Aversions: Tips for Parents with Picky Eaters

Autism Acceptance Month in April can be a time to learn more about the connection between selective eating and autism. Here are eight tips parents can try to help their kids become less selective.

Health and Wellness

Feeling Drained? Your Social Battery May Be Low. Here's How to Manage It

While not a scientific concept, the social battery is a metaphor for the amount of mental and emotional energy a person has for events and socializing.

Health and Wellness

Self-Checks to Do at Home

Breast self-exams, temperature checks and even measuring heart rate are all things that can be indicators of how healthy a person is.

Senior African Male Measuring Arterial Blood Pressure Having Hypertension Indoor
Health and Wellness

Managing the Body Changes of Menopause

Both perimenopause and menopause can bring noticeable physical and mental changes, due to shifting hormone levels.

Home and Family

Recognizing and Managing Learning Disabilities in Students

Hear from Dr. Amy McKenzie on how to recognize and cope with students who are struggling with a learning disability.

Mother and daughter working homework together
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